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A Mouse's Tale in the Time-Space Continuum

Suppose you got a quasar for a pet,

And brought it home,

To play with your pet laser,

But your mice,

They stole them both,

(They got out of their cage,

I don't know how,

But I know they're wicked smart,

You'll see)

Then they ran into a tower,

With the laser and the quasar,

Where you couldn't get them out

Because the laser gave them power,

To keep you far away,

Then they made you bring them cumin,

All the cumin you could find,

Soon the tower was so full,

That there wasn't even one

Indian restaurant in the town,

That could cook a single dish,

Soon the tower got so full

That the mice began to sneeze,

So they knew they'd have to fly

With the laser and the quasar,

To some other place,

Maybe outer space,

Or Greenland,

Or Albania,

Or someplace that I can't spell,

But right now my one good hand can't type,

So I must go,

Sigh,

Bye.

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Mar 18, 2013
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